Szechuan Restaurant Cityview

Veronica Covasso 6 months ago

I ordered fried rice combination and the supposed happy family that is a big plate and my total was 53$ and I received 10$ worth of food, I call the restaurant to make sure they give me the right amount of food and they said that is the biggest size they have. This is insane I would stacked the photos so you can see the whole food it’s like to diner plates that’s it a robbery. 52$ worth of Chinese food is definitely this.

Monti “Cryptid” Sewell a month ago

I got the crab rangoons and they are the worst I've ever had anywhere. There's nothing in them! It's just fried wonton with a smear of butter and little flecks of crab on the bottom. That's it! No cream cheese, and not nearly enough filling to make up for it. Only giving 2 stars because the sweet and sour sauce was good.

Super Shrimp a month ago

(New Review) My daughter went to Szechuan a couple days ago, and she threw up three times at 2 am. She felt nauseated, sick, and tired. Please rethink before you go. This is the second time this has happened. (Old Review) LOVE THIS RESTAURANT! My girls, as per the usual, ordered the wonton soup, which was a bomb, as it always was. The girls also got the pu pu platter, which no it’s not a platter of you know what, it’s a delicious platter with real fire that contains shrimp 🍤 which my kids loved because if you’ve ever read our reviews, they LOVE shrimp 🍤. And the platter also had crab rangoons, which was actually really good, so don’t believe the other reviews. Those might have been ordered on a bad coincidence day. Anyways, I also ordered the beef schezchuan, which was really good as rain! We also chomped down the sweet and sour chicken with some edamame’s! We also ordered a large egg drop soup and a large side of fried rice and white rice with some orange chicken with some beef and broccoli as well. My kids also wanted the sesame chicken, which we ordered a large size. I also ordered the pork dish, and it felt great! As good as the sun! We also ordered about 2 more dishes that I forgot the name, but it was really good! 👍🏼 After the food, we felt really full, which was strange because we have never felt so full. We also saw an employee chopping fresh green beans in a liquor basket, 🧺 All in all, would recommend!

Helen Ford a month ago

First and last time coming. Came here for dinner, got seated quickly, our server was nice. That's the best part of our visit. At first the food seemed maybe fine enough, not great, but at 2:30 AM my son woke up with food poisoning (vomiting). It's either the shrimp tempura, lemonade (tasted off to me), or Ranggoon (filling was weird and not what I was expecting--definitely wasn't cream cheese and didn't seem like crab either, the wrapper also seemed rather thick). The orange chicken was advertised as spicy and it definitely was not. Serving size is large, and you'll likely leave with leftovers. Since my son got sick, I'm not going to risk it with my leftovers.

Dale Colvin a year ago

I don’t normally leave long reviews, but Szechuan Restaurant Cityview absolutely deserves the recognition. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with warm hospitality and a subtle, elegant ambiance that makes it perfect for a casual lunch or a cozy date night. It's tucked into the Cityview area in Fort Worth, and if you haven’t been yet—consider this your sign to go. Let’s talk food—because that’s where this place shines. The menu is an authentic tribute to traditional Szechuan cuisine. Every dish is crafted with bold flavors, fresh ingredients, and just the right amount of heat to make your taste buds dance without overwhelming them. I highly recommend the Dry Fried Green Beans—perfectly blistered and loaded with umami. The Mapo Tofu is hands-down the best I’ve had outside of China. It’s silky, spicy, and packed with that deep, savory Szechuan flavor that keeps you going back for more. Their Twice Cooked Pork and Dan Dan Noodles are must-orders too. The pork melts in your mouth with a smoky char, and the noodles are perfectly chewy, with a chili oil that’s aromatic and rich. If you like spicy food, this is paradise. If you don’t, they’ll gladly tone it down for you. The spice level is customizable, and the staff is always happy to explain dishes to make sure you’re comfortable. Speaking of service, the team here is attentive and knowledgeable. They truly care about your dining experience and make great recommendations if you’re unfamiliar with the menu. They’re quick, friendly, and efficient without ever making you feel rushed. Portions are generous, prices are fair, and you can taste the quality in every bite. Whether you're dining in or ordering takeout, Szechuan Restaurant Cityview is consistently excellent. To top it off, the restaurant is always spotless, with a calm, clean, and inviting atmosphere. Plenty of parking, easy to get to, and never a long wait—even during peak hours. In a city full of dining options, Szechuan Restaurant Cityview is a standout. It’s authentic, flavorful, and run by people who clearly love what they do. Five stars all the way—I’ll be back again and again.